Product code: Batik Stamp from shops Arhaus
Copper Handstamping Batik Block for wax method, copper Tjap (pronounced chops) for pattern, metal handle, Indonesian Fabric shops Design for textiles. Beautiful copper batik stamps used to apply wax in the batik process. Artisans in Indonesia handcraft these tjaps from narrow rolls of copper and copper wire, using simple tools but achieving very sophisticated effects. While designed to stamp wax patterns into fabric, tjaps are also useful to fiber and mixed media artists for creating rubbings with Shiva Paintstiks, for texturing polymer and ceramic clay, etc. Tjaps were once used to produce beautiful batik fabrics and have since been retired from production. Whole designed to stamp wax patterns into fabric, tjaps are also useful to fiber and mixed media artists for creating rubbings, and as collectibles. Batik Stamps are made by hand and thus individually unique, this vintage tjap is one-of-a-kind. With their sculptural quality tjaps also appeal to collectors for display.
Copper Handstamping Batik Block for wax method, copper Tjap (pronounced chops) for pattern, metal handle, Indonesian Fabric shops Design for textiles. Beautiful copper batik stamps used to apply wax in the batik process. Artisans in Indonesia handcraft these tjaps from narrow rolls of copper and copper wire, using simple tools but achieving very sophisticated effects. While designed to stamp wax patterns into fabric, tjaps are also useful to fiber and mixed media artists for creating rubbings with Shiva Paintstiks, for texturing polymer and ceramic clay, etc. Tjaps were once used to produce beautiful batik fabrics and have since been retired from production. Whole designed to stamp wax patterns into fabric, tjaps are also useful to fiber and mixed media artists for creating rubbings, and as collectibles. Batik Stamps are made by hand and thus individually unique, this vintage tjap is one-of-a-kind. With their sculptural quality tjaps also appeal to collectors for display.